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the 12" ibook if you buy it retail is 1499, which works out to 1719 with tax.
if you go to post secondary i believe you get a $100+ discount, try out apple.ca, you can enter your student number right on thier site and see what kind of discount you get. |
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sammy- they're forcing ALL the design kids to buy their own mac laptops for school next year. :finger: yes it would come in handy, but pricey. im pretty sure there is a discount for post secondary students.. and i remember hearing you can do the monthly lease to loan type of deal as well.
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sammy, I would say keep an eye out on the apple website and wait for them to release some new hardware. as soon as that happens have somebody swing by the ubc bookstore if you're not in town, they tend to drop their prices on older models when a new one is released in order to make room for the new inventory.
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you can get the offical apple x11 implimentation, and its runs rootless :)! if you install the dev kit you can compile shit against it.
so yea, i can install xmms. good idea. it's even in fink. x11 + offcial rdp client from microsoft = holy cow im going to cry this is so rad. |
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IBM announced I think it was a PPC 970fx or 975fx processor recently which is a much lower power version of what is in the G5 towers...... G5 laptops are definately on their way.
I've used the apples x11 to run matlab on my mac, pretty cool indeed. I keep running into issues with Fink mostly because of my lack of *nix knowledge. ibooks are cool |
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Congrats!!!
nice choice. if you dont want to part with what you got in your Windows PC Concider virtual PC software, so you can run The two operating systems. My mac is hella old school and i wich it could handle that you totaly can. happy Macin' |